The table below draws together every title or description that can currently be traced.
| Exhibitor |
Work |
Description / comment |
Source |
Max Dupain |
The Ballerina |
Singled out for its Degas-like quality |
SMH |
Max Dupain |
Between the Idea and the Reality, Falls the Shadow (exhibit no. 7) |
Title from T. S. Eliot |
SoL fn 74 |
Max Dupain |
Portraits and nudes |
Surrealist vein; “subtle portraiture” (SMH) |
SoL; SMH |
Olive Cotton |
Papyrus (1938) |
One of her 11 exhibits |
NGA |
Olive Cotton |
Plum blossom (1937) |
Shown in David Jones window |
AGNSW |
Olive Cotton |
Landscapes |
Simple, sincere and competently done |
SMH |
Laurence Le Guay |
Mechanisation of art |
Shown in David Jones window |
AGNSW |
Laurence Le Guay |
Still Life |
Reviewer noted greater control than his earlier bravura |
SMH; DT |
Laurence Le Guay |
Street Scene |
As above |
SMH |
Cecil Bostock |
Phenomena (c. 1938) |
Pure abstract; in window; now AGNSW (gift of Max Dupain 1980) |
AGNSW; SoL |
Cecil Bostock |
The Quest |
A cat threading between fence posts |
SMH |
Cecil Bostock |
Octogenarian Adventure |
An old man’s feet at the edge of an escalator |
SMH |
Cecil Bostock |
Sparkling Cadence |
Praised as a good landscape |
SMH |
Cecil Bostock |
Transient |
Praised as a good landscape |
SMH |
Cecil Bostock |
Large prints |
On newly fashionable cold-tone and glossy papers |
SoL |
Harold Cazneaux |
Industry |
Singled out as appealing |
SMH |
Harold Cazneaux |
Aerial antics |
A “rather forced modern piece”; print held by NLA |
SoL fn 73 |
Harold Cazneaux |
Landscapes |
Reviewer disliked an etched-effect printing technique |
SMH; SoL |
George J. Morris |
Bromoil transfers |
Large prints of European travels from Leica negatives |
SoL |
Douglas Annand |
Watercolours and oils |
With Dodd, filled two panels for contrast |
SMH |
Douglas Annand |
Designs for New York World’s Fair booklet |
|
SoL fn 75 |
A. E. Dodd |
Watercolours and oils |
With Annand, two panels |
SMH |
Witts, Parer, Buckle |
Untitled |
Described only as pictures of interest |
SMH |
Russell Roberts |
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No works recorded |
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